About the Founder
Carole Overturf is an arts professional and flutist originally from Houston, TX, specializing in administrative and marketing support for classical and jazz musicians. A professionally trained musician herself, Carole has performed with several ensembles in the Dallas area, including the New Life Symphony Orchestra and Millennial Choirs and Orchestras. Samples of her performances are available here.
Carole currently serves as the Administrative Coordinator of Instrumental Studies for the University of North Texas College of Music, where she serves roughly one thousand students. There, she supports faculty and students with anything from registration assistance to event support and internal communication.
Aside from her work for UNT, Carole provides consulting services for individual musicians and small music businesses. She resides in Argyle, Texas with her husband Patrick, a percussionist, their dog Winnie, and cat Oscar.
Education & Vision
Carole holds a bachelors degree and a masters degree in flute performance from the University of North Texas and Indiana University, respectively. Most recently, she completed an MBA in Music Business at the University of North Texas.
While pursuing her own musical education, Carole learned just how many tedious tasks are necessary to support a performance career in music. Many artists struggle to stay on top of their marketing presence and busy schedule while keeping the creative juices flowing. Although she still loves to play, Carole’s real passion is providing order and security to other artists through calendar management, promotional support, project management, and other general administrative tasks.